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Posted: 8/26/2011 5:04:38 AM EDT
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Stated retail is up in ACR/SCAR range.
Saw the banner ad, clicked on it, liked the look A LOT. In their product listing I like that one of the images is a full sized carbine with obvious dings in the finish. Not joking. Not being sarcastic. I'm not shelling out more than $1600 for that combination of parts but I dig that lower and might built it almost just like the picture. Anyone have one? If so, is it a decent billet lower like a POF or one of the other boutique lowers? BTW, Sharps, if you're reading this, your right side product image is a wee bit too big. It doesn't scale or scroll when I view it in Chrome on a 1680x1050 monitor. |
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IMHO, they remind me of Les Baer when they entered the AR15 market. Totally misread the market and brought in product over priced and what nobody was asking for.
I think like Les Baer, most average shooters will only see one and it will usually be in some dealers case sitting there for the next 5+ years trying to sell it and vowing to never restock with one again. |
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instills a lot of faith huh! |
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Probably a stock photo from the company that manufactures the stand, but still....
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| I seriously considered one a while back and their 25-45 cartridge is intriguing. My issue is I can afford it but wont pay that much. I have several Colts and Armalites that shoot tiny groups and are extremely reliable. Just cant bring myself to drop the coin. I could build a Larue stealth with a nice optic and mags for that. I see their prices dropping in the near future. |
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Does it come in a .45-70? a Quigley model? then it MIGHT be worth that much –––––––––– Geez , you could almost buy a real Sharps for the price of this new upstart. Larue upper - 1200 bucks, Larue lower - 250 bucks - miscellaneous parts to complete Larue lower - 500 bucks (including a Geiselle trigger or something similar) ––- $1950 before optics - case closed |
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